=== aaguhagegaooeg is now known as westor === westor is now known as Guest3102 [00:47] if i install ubuntu will it be able to see my other partitions and leave grub so i can still boot into those partitions? [00:47] also where could i go to be able to save a backup of my grub file just in case i erase it? [00:51] so my question is this, for the partition that i will install ubuntu on, i will also keep that same partition to install the bootloader on? after the installation then i can do a grub-update to find the other boot system for my second OS [00:56] how can i change my grub2 to another location so that i won't erase it when i install a newer version of ubuntu [01:06] ghostnik11, grub has two components, stage 0 is the MBR and for legacy systems that installs to sector 0 of the specified DRIVE (outside of partitioning layout); the rest goes in /boot/grub inside partition installed to. I QA-test installed ubuntu on a system I used yesterday; I let it overwrite the boot system & verified it had options for my other OSes; then after verifying all was as expected; booted the OS I want to control boot & made it [01:06] take ownership back from the QA-tested impish ubuntu system. Ubuntu has various installers though selected by ISO used to boot & install from [01:16] guiverc: okay. yeah i feel like i probably could still install and just back up my grub folders and then if i can't get in to my other partition. look at the backed up files and then input the correct information to make my other partitions accessible [01:18] the MBR (sector 0 of drive) is really just a point to the location on partition where later stages of grub are; ie. the /boot/grub/ folder on the OS system drive.. `grub-install` will put the MBR in place (grub stage 0) [01:19] guiverc: okay. well i want to try it. if anything i will learn from it and figure out a way to get back into my other partition. [01:20] I've had experiences where systems weren't recognized (btrfs i think, maybe encrypted partitions too) thus grub failed to recognize the other systems on 'new' install.. but they are rare (I again fix post-install; but I have to given I QA-test so I can't tweak!) using live media usually to make the wanted system own boot [01:21] those situations are rare though (where grub doesn't recognize the other partitions so as to add entry to it's boot; encryption is one you'll know before hand as easier to understand - if it can't read it - it can't know what's on it to add entry for) === M4he is now known as mahe [01:30] guiverc: okay cool. yeah i won't have any problems i will be able to copy anything over to the backups to make it work. so backup will be important. [01:30] Uploaded file: https://uploads.kiwiirc.com/files/491300d0541e88bf0076cc8ef90d779d/pasted.txt [01:30] I found tutorial on cuda which is not nvidia driver? [01:31] ubuntu does not show GTX 1650Ti model [01:31] no way [01:31] and I can't install driver on 20.04 === sig_9 is now known as bebop [01:31] https://www.acer.com/ac/en/GB/content/model/NH.Q9HEK.003 [01:31] my laptop === keypushe- is now known as keypusher [01:39] Ronalds_Mazitis_: hi [01:39] grys hey [01:40] Ronalds_Mazitis_: visit https://h-node.org/search/form/en fill in the box at the bottom [01:40] it tells you hardware compatibility with free drivers. i'm wondering what it will say for yours graphics [01:42] nothing [01:42] I was here asking about this laptop [01:42] and people said it would work [01:42] with ubuntu [01:42] google also has a lot of tutorials and links where such model gets drivers [01:42] all fake [01:42] ? [01:43] I wasted my time with ubuntu [01:45] pastebin that "lspci -vmmnn" output somewhere please [01:45] to paste.ubuntu.com [01:46] https://ubuntuhandbook.org/index.php/2019/04/nvidia-430-09-gtx-1650-support/ [01:46] but Ti might be other version [01:47] Uploaded file: https://uploads.kiwiirc.com/files/1e4ab859ea514fb01c1a9f64700456b9/pasted.txt [01:49] so there is #nvidia and #nouveau channels where a note about https://www.acer.com/ac/en/GB/content/model/NH.Q9HEK.003 and "GTX 1650Ti model" and a mention of ubuntu could be of utility [02:28] on http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/ are top level dists frozen on their release day? It seems that way. If I built an iso from those archives, would it match the release iso? [02:34] my friend's ssh login is failing, but syslog and auth.log aren't showing their failed attempt [02:35] they show my successful logins, but i don't see anything from them [02:37] well, whatever.. I just added in a DEBUG LogLevel directive.. maybe INFO just doesn't show failed stuff [02:44] sup folks [02:52] . [02:56] noarb: the debs in the isos exist inside pool/ (not inside dists/). What do you need exactly? === genii is now known as genii-core [04:15] Trying to get Bluetooth working on Ubuntu [04:15] I've got Broadcom Corp. BCM92046DG-CL1ROM Bluetooth 2.1 Adapter (per lsusb) [04:16] and I'm trying to connect my phone so that I can use my PC speakers from my Phone. [04:16] Phone gives the message "pairing unsuccessful" [04:16] any advice? [04:18] !bcm | Croran [04:18] Croran: Help with Broadcom bcm43xx can be found at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/WifiDocs/Driver/bcm43xx [04:19] Bashing-om: thanks but i don't think that's relevant. [04:20] my adapter is a stand-alone bluetooth unit, not a 802.11 card. [04:21] Croran: Yukkie then on me - Can offer no othger assist as I have no experience to relate with :( [04:25] also my bluetooth is generally working fine. i can connect a BT headset to my PC. [04:26] just can't figure out how to connect my PC as a 'speaker' [04:46] anyone using Pipewire on Ubuntu 21.10? [04:49] but ubuntu .10 isn't out yet [04:49] yukiup: it's in beta, no? === c10l6 is now known as c10l [04:59] I see blurry screen if I do scaling like this. Any solutions? xrandr --output DisplayPort-0 --mode 1920x1080 --rate 143.85 --scale 0.75x0.75 [05:01] Croran, only supported releases are on-topic in this room [05:08] * Intelo waits [05:11] Okay I get that no one has any idea how bluetooth works. Is there an easy way to get any debug output from bluetoothd? [05:22] Croran sudo sed -i 's/bluetoothd/bluetoothd \-d/g' /lib/systemd/system/bluetooth.service [05:22] maybe that? [05:22] https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingBluetooth [05:24] good call. looks like `sudo btmon` is giving me some potentially relevant output [05:35] Hey guys, is slack not starting lately? I can see icon on top panel but window is not starting at all. I'm using ubuntu 21.10 daily build. [05:35] https://pastebin.com/PuxeSdZM [05:35] btmon output when i try to pair [05:35] FYI looks much better if you copy the 'raw data' and paste into your own editor [05:45] webchat47, Ubuntu 21.10 will be released on October 14, then it's on-topic here, you could try #ubuntu+1 for help [05:45] but Thank You for testing the dailies - appreciated webchat47 ! [05:47] fyi webchat47, if it's QA you're asking for #ubuntu-quality may help, it's not for support though [06:05] Turns out Nvidia GTX 1650Ti is not compatible with Ubuntu or Linux, can somebody confirm? :) [06:07] guiverc: Thanks!, I'll try reporting there. [06:17] Ronalds_Mazitis_: why do you say that? [07:36] hello [07:36] I am trying to improve my Linux administrator/Ubuntu skills [07:36] nice [07:37] so far, I created a user, installed a ssh server, created a virtual machine with KVN, I created a shared folder, installed LAMP, I assigned persmissions with chown [07:37] what else, can I do? [07:38] nello: did you try the suggestions you got yesterday? [07:38] ducasse, yes, except for acl, I don't want to install it [07:39] i prefer ubuntu's existing functionality [07:39] have you got more than one machine? [07:40] ducasse, two [07:40] nello: sounds good. it's not ubuntu-specific but i really like the free 'ndg linux essentials' course via NetAcad. [07:41] nello: it has live labs built-in so you don't even necessarily need to configure anything locally. [07:41] Croran, thanks for the suggestion === morpheuz1 is now known as morpheuz [07:46] nello: try setting up nfs server and client [07:47] ducasse, I have samba set up, don't they do the same? [07:48] nello: kind of, but not really. samba is a reverse-engineered microsoft technology [07:48] nello: NFS is designed from the ground up to be accessed as a real file system and in thin-client situations and such [07:48] ducasse, I have a windows pc and an ubuntu pc, is nfs appropriate? [07:49] ducasse, nfs is for shared folders, right? [07:49] nello: all depends what you want to ultimately do. I'd suggest learning Ansible before NFS [07:49] not really, but you can use it between a physical host and a vm [07:50] I see === morpheuz9 is now known as morpheuz [07:51] is nfs only for linux machines? [07:52] mostly [07:52] or mac etc [07:52] I have only one linux pc [07:52] didn't you have a vm? [07:53] nello: NFS can be used on Mac OS and Windows too [07:53] ducasse, yes, a physical ubuntu pc that has a vm with ubuntu [07:53] Croran, I see [07:53] you'll need 3rd party software for windows, though [07:54] ducasse: not sure it's third-party. seems like a windows feature to me. https://it.umn.edu/services-technologies/how-tos/network-file-system-nfs-mount-nfs-share === diskin is now known as Guest2705 === diskin_ is now known as diskin [07:55] it was supported for a while, then not, might be again [07:55] ah ok [07:56] https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-server/storage/nfs/nfs-overview [07:56] looks like windows server even supports creating nfs shares. i didn't realize that. [08:33] if i got that correctly. nfs is for creating shared folders? === rexbinary_ is now known as rexbinary [08:53] hey [08:54] nello: over the network, yes === Guest3102 is now known as westor [09:08] alkisg, I see, thanks [09:26] hi [09:26] parden whats the way to automate things in ubuntu, not using crontab? [09:26] i have some automated tasks but i forgot where i put them [09:26] but i know it wasnt crontab [09:26] glick: startup items or systemd? [09:26] lotuspsychje, no like some certbot stuff === RikMills__ is now known as RikMills [09:29] glick: you're on -server? [09:30] lotuspsychje, yes ubuntu 20.04 [09:31] glick: might wanna ask the #ubuntu-server experts then [09:31] glick, systemd timers ? [09:31] ogra, ah yes let me chck there [09:33] there it is [09:33] thanks [09:56] again [09:56] DOES GTX 1650Ti have proprietary driver than can edit 4k files and 3d on Ubuntu 20.04 [09:56] ? [09:57] I installed ubuntu 20.04 on laptop, and I can't work in such slow thing as opensource driver provides [09:59] How to install bestowed indicator in Ubuntu mate? [09:59] one question per time [09:59] :D [10:00] I wasted 10 hours yesterday, I am inpatient [10:00] 3:29 PM How to install net speed indicator in Ubuntu mate? [10:06] Ronalds_Mazitis_, whats wrong ? you just go to "Additional Drivers" in the gnome apps and pick the recommended closed driver ... [10:08] (just type "drivers" in the app seearch) [10:19] I did it. Thank you [10:19] ogra it does not work [10:20] those drivers make my pc not start without acpi=off [10:20] and then everything lags [10:20] Nothing these days should require, or work reliably, with ACPI disabled. ACPI is integral [10:21] AGAIN CAN SOMEBODY CONFIRM GTX 1650Ti works with closed driver [10:21] TJ- [10:21] the pc gets stuck [10:21] best is to try the lowest version of the driver first if stuff doesnt work [10:21] I tried [10:21] like the 390 driver from nvidia [10:21] every version [10:21] tried [10:21] oww :( [10:21] does not work [10:22] weird [10:22] Ronalds_Mazitis_:I wouldn't/don't touch Nvidia because it is always causing issues of some sort [10:22] do I look like gpu factory [10:22] I touch it because I need it [10:22] I don't have just money to swing around to buy cards for linux [10:22] use [10:23] only [10:23] that's why I am asking, if there is anybody who can 100% confirm [10:23] this [10:23] Ronalds_Mazitis_, you can add an extra driver ppa -> " sudo add-apt-repository ppa:graphics-drivers/ppa " [10:24] I tried, I think it did not work ether [10:24] I spent 10 hours [10:24] I need somebody who has this card [10:24] it's pretty popular online [10:24] you can also try to get help on nvidia's forum [10:25] and potentialy manualy install a driver not suplied through the ppa [10:25] but its a hassle [10:29] nvidia has it's own driver install scripts for linux drivers, but I think since ubuntu 16.04 they are not always easy to install and/or might bork stuff, if not everything is properly settup in grub [10:30] GRUB has nothing to do with the OS drivers; I think what you're referring to is the kernel command-line options when things go wrong such as nomodeset [10:30] TJ-, yeh true 'nomodeset' stuff [10:35] it does not work [10:35] with nomodeset [10:35] https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/forums/geforce-graphics-cards/5/469191/does-proprietary-drivers-work-for-gtx-1650ti-on-ub/ [10:39] hopefully somebody has an answer :) for me my geforce 1060 3GB works just fine with all the drivers, maybe this is some special sauced laptop model idk [10:42] Ronalds_Mazitis_: details matter, like kernel version, nvidia driver versions available? [10:42] I tried 390, 460 and 470 [10:42] both repos and not [10:42] kernel version is the one provided automatically [10:43] I am on windows at current moment [10:43] can't tell [10:53] okay, I upgraded the article in nvidia forum - https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/forums/feed/469191/does-proprietary-drivers-work-for-gtx-1650ti-on-ub/ [10:58] maybe ubuntu doesn't understand the hardware yet from the laptop, maybe you can set other options then just acpi=off , as in this article -> https://askubuntu.com/questions/139157/booting-ubuntu-with-acpi-off-grub-parameter [11:00] it is suggesting you can cycle through other things to turn off see if one specific thing works better -> nolapic [11:00] noapic [11:00] acpi_osi=“Linux” [11:00] acpi_osi=“Windows 2006” [11:00] acpi=ht [11:00] pci=noacpi [11:02] sorry :') didnt realise it would send nultiple lines [11:02] well, I told You it only starts with acpi=off if driver is installed [11:02] that was given really clear [11:03] but when it starts it is lagging as hell [11:06] vuurdraak: those ACPI suggestions look like a drowning man casting around for twigs! === KrimZon7 is now known as KrimZon [11:25] Hello === byron is now known as ViRoN [12:04] https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/forums/discover/469191/does-proprietary-drivers-work-for-gtx-1650ti-on-ub/ [12:07] libnvidia-decode-470:i386 depends on libnvidia-compute-470 (= 470.63.01-0ubuntu0.20.04.2); however: [12:07] Package libnvidia-compute-470:i386 is not configured yet. [12:07] I installed and removed nvidia so many times it started doing this [12:07] Uploaded file: https://uploads.kiwiirc.com/files/7bbadcabddafd0ecca0fe228611e0ab1/pasted.txt === user_ is now known as user_33212 [12:19] how do i open .mmdb files? its a database [12:37] Ronalds_Mazitis_: lets have a look in your dmesg please [12:39] Hi folks === dbristow_ is now known as dbristo === dbristo is now known as dbristow [12:50] Hey. installing ssh-server on ubuntu 21.04. But cant start the service. Get errors host is down.Please help [13:18] hey I created startup disk [13:18] on 20.04 [13:18] with 21.04 [13:18] I can't see the usb drive content on win 10 [13:18] plus I can't seem to boot it [13:18] bios shows only linpus ubuntu and windows [13:25] Ronalds_Mazitis_: how did you create it, with which tool? [13:25] JeanyBS: what's the output of `journalctl -u ssh-server`? [13:26] Eh, journalctl -u ssh [13:28] why I can't boot 21.04 [13:28] ? [13:28] usb flash drive [13:28] from [13:28] it shows correct in ubuntu correct hash [13:29] does not appear in windows [13:33] would help if Ronalds_Mazitis_ answered questions instead of just repeated complaining 🙂 [13:43] Hi [13:43] welcome sudorm [13:44] lotuspsychje, hi [13:45] I'd like to create a emaillater@mydomain.com that will store messages until 9am the next day, and if a mail client queries it via POP3, it displays "no mail" [13:45] i.e. if I send a mail now to emaillater@mydomain.com, then, when I check new mails with Thunberbird, it will display "0 new mail". This new mail will appear in POP3 only tomorrow at 9am [13:45] Any idea? :) [13:46] sudorm: don't use POP, use IMAP [13:46] sudorm: btw, your question is completely unrelated to ubuntu [13:46] leftyfb, eventually I'd like Gmail to import from this POP3. Gmail supports IMAP for itself, but not for foreign address imports. [13:47] leftyfb, I'd like to do it inside my Ubuntu server [13:47] sudorm: this is a client issue (gmail is a terrible client for external email), not a server issue [13:48] sudorm: tell thunderbird and any other client to talk to your ubuntu email server via IMAP, not POP [13:48] sudorm: sounds like a job for procmail and a timer (procmail to deliver those emails to a directory/mbox outside the normal location, and a timer to trigger a script to put those emails into the visible location [13:48] leftyfb, I need to do it with POP3, but anyway this is not the problem. [13:49] The problem is how to do the "waiting" logic? i.e. each new mail that arrives will only be seen as new mail the next day at 9am? [13:49] sudorm: it /is/ a server issue, not a client [13:49] TJ-, yes [13:50] TJ-, i'd like to avoid receiving emails 50 times per day, which is very distractive [13:50] sudorm: try #ubuntu-server [13:50] turn off notifications on your email client [13:50] or only check mails once a day [13:56] Assuming Maildir storage($HOME/Maildir/) and home directory/account per email account, $HOME/.procmailrc rule: ":0H \n* To: .*emaillater@mydomain\.com\n $HOME/Maildir.held/.pending/\n" and "mkdir $HOME/Maildir.held" and then a systemd.timer that triggers on a daily Calendar event and runs ascript that does (for the user account) "mv $HOME/Maildir.held/.pending/* $HOME/Maildir/cur/" [13:59] TJ-: emails are just files in $OME/Maildir/ ? [14:00] what does ":0H do? [14:00] sudorm: it's part of the procmailrc syntax [14:00] ok I'll read this. What does it do? [14:01] in this specific cas of :0H [14:01] sudorm: Maildir mail storage usesd 1 file per email so is easy to work with; MBOX uses 1 file with all emails in so merging would be a pain [14:02] sudorm: see http://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/focal/en/man5/procmailrc.5.html [14:03] sudorm: "H Egrep the header (default)." [14:03] ok so grep the headers [14:03] I understand thanks [14:04] A last question TJ- : I just installed dovecot, but not postfix: apt install dovecot-core dovecot-pop3d dovecot-imapd [14:04] I then configured the MX and A records of DNS [14:05] I then sent an email from gmail to emaillater@mydomain.com. Should it work straightforward? Or should I also install a MTA such as postfix, in order to be able to receive emails? [14:05] sudorm: I am assuming you're operating a receiving MTA; I use postfix with Maildir storage [14:06] TJ-, I mean: if I only want to *receive* emails and not send any, would theoritically dovecot be enough alone? Or is a MTA mandatory to receive emails? [14:07] sudorm: well procmail is usually integrated into the postfix receive flow so it is passed each email as it is received and decides what to do with it [14:07] dovecot is just an IMPAPv4 access layer to where the MTA has put the emails [14:08] TJ-, so dovecot alone cannot receive emails arriving to the server? [14:08] Isn't it a listening server on a certain port, able to receive emails? [14:09] sudorm: no; dovecot is where clients connect to, to read their remotely stored emails. === jimmyb0 is now known as jimmyb [14:14] TJ-, ok thanks. So an additional MTA (like postfix) is mandatory, even to just receive emails? [14:18] sudorm: not for the client to read them, but to receive emails from senders, yes [14:19] client's don't 'receive' emails they just read them (although POP3 has the option to remove them from the server when fetched) === dob1_ is now known as dob1 [14:38] so I upgraded to 21.04 [14:38] upgraded to kernel 5.14 [14:38] mesa newest [14:38] installed 470 nvidia driver [14:39] NVIDIA-SMI has failed because it couldn't communicate with the NVIDIA driver. Make sure that the latest NVIDIA driver is installed and running. [14:39] dkms status [14:39] nvidia, 470.63.01: added [14:44] Ronalds_Mazitis_: "added" should be "installed" [14:44] Ronalds_Mazitis_: therefore, presumably the nvidia kernel module wedge failed to build against the 5.14 kernel [14:45] Ronalds_Mazitis_: if you used the shell command-line to install the package(s) it would have reported a failure and mentioned a DKMS build log where more info of the exact failure wouldbe found [14:46] dude how much more inconvenient they could make this [14:46] wthell I have to do [14:48] so [14:49] how do I make added to installed [14:51] Ronalds_Mazitis_: you'll find the log somewhere under /var/lib/dkms/ - directories named for the module, and its version [14:51] sudo dkms install [14:51] Ronalds_Mazitis_: try "find /var/lib/dkms -type f " [14:51] Stupid phone [14:52] is there telegram group for ubuntu? so i can easily post image? [14:52] !paste | linsux [14:52] linsux: For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use https://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use https://imgur.com/ !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. [14:52] yah i know. hate them [14:53] linsux: this is the official volunteer-run support chat. Why would you join a telegram group for support? [14:54] irc is not convenient to post screenshot and lines [14:54] again, where that log was? I restarted again [14:54] im sure he can find a nice telegram group that takes his credit card information for "support" :) [14:54] Ronalds_Mazitis_: try "find /var/lib/dkms -type f " [14:55] linsux: if you do find a telegram group, I do not recommend seeking support from it. [14:55] linsux: paste.ubuntu.com and imgur.com are very convenient for volunteers here [14:56] there is no log [14:56] just [14:56] 8/var/lib/dkms/dkms_dbversion [14:57] 2.0.0 [14:57] Hello guys, is there ubuntu desktop for ARM? [14:57] Ronalds_Mazitis_: so something didn't work correctly [14:58] dude like I did not do basic installation [14:58] how did I fail [14:58] ? [14:58] Donald__: https://cdimage.ubuntu.com/focal/daily-live/current/ [14:58] Ronalds_Mazitis_: look at the name / version of "dkms status" for the nvidia module [14:58] I shoulda put my graphics card with holy water before installing it? [14:58] Donald__, there are 21.04 ad onwards images for raspeberry pi [14:58] Ronalds_Mazitis_: then you can do "sudo dkms install /" [14:58] nvidia, 470.63.01: added [14:58] Ronalds_Mazitis_: please leave the emotional comments out of the troubleshooting [14:59] Ronalds_Mazitis_: so "sudo dkms install nvidia/470.63.01" [14:59] Ronalds_Mazitis_: if that fails it'll provide a path to a build log where errors are reported [14:59] Error! Your kernel headers for kernel 5.14.6-051406-generic cannot be found. [14:59] Please install the linux-headers-5.14.6-051406-generic package, [14:59] or use the --kernelsourcedir option to tell DKMS where it's located [15:00] @ogra, noted, I am thinking if ubuntu is able to installed on Mac M1 [15:00] Ronalds_Mazitis_: there you go then [15:00] E: Package 'linux-headers-5.14.6-051406-generic' has no installation candidate [15:00] Donald__: https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2021/01/corellium-got-ubuntu-linux-running-on-m1-macs-and-you-can-too/ [15:00] Ronalds_Mazitis_: that looks like it was a mainline build that you likely downloaded manually, not through apt install ? [15:01] Donald__, i think we do have some people running server installs (for building ARM packages) on the M1 .... but to my knowledge the graphics driver has not been reverse engineered yet [15:01] Donald__: https://appleinsider.com/articles/21/06/28/apples-m1-now-supported-by-linux-kernel-in-version-513 === bninja is now known as bloodninja [15:02] Ronalds_Mazitis_, where did you get that kernel ? does not look like a supported kernel version at al [15:02] *all [15:02] https://sypalo.com/how-to-upgrade-ubuntu [15:02] oh my [15:02] Ronalds_Mazitis_: you'll need the 2 linux-headers packages (-generic- and all.deb) from https://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/v5.14.6/amd64/ [15:02] because dudes on #linux that I will need 5.14 [15:03] i doubt you need 5,14 ... [15:04] linux-headers-5.14.6-051406-generic depends on libc6 (>= 2.34); however: [15:04] Version of libc6:amd64 on system is 2.33-0ubuntu5. [15:04] your card has definitely been supported by the nvidia driver since at least -430 ... it should just work with enabling the drivers with one click [15:04] it did not work [15:04] but it looks like you complretely messed up your install already [15:04] on 20.04 [15:04] yeah I messed up [15:04] I [15:04] like .... installing completely unsupported kernels etc [15:04] " so I upgraded to 21.04" [15:04] with that nothing from the nvidia support bits will work anymore [15:05] I could not boot 21.04 flashdrive [15:05] cause bios could not find it [15:05] blame me [15:05] again [15:05] I upgraded [15:05] and I did what dude said to get 5.14 [15:05] !enter | Ronalds_Mazitis_ [15:05] Ronalds_Mazitis_: Please try and keep as much of your info as possible on ONE line - easier to follow for everyone. [15:05] Ronalds_Mazitis_: please pick whether you'd like support from #ubuntu or #linux. Not both [15:06] well, then ask "dude" for further help 🙂 [15:06] since she seems to know what to do [15:07] Command 'sudo' not found, did you mean: [15:07] command 'sudo' from deb sudo (1.9.5p2-2ubuntu3) [15:07] command 'sudo' from deb sudo-ldap (1.9.5p2-2ubuntu3) [15:07] Try: sudo apt install [15:07] !paste | Ronalds_Mazitis_ [15:07] Ronalds_Mazitis_: For posting multi-line texts into the channel, please use https://paste.ubuntu.com | To post !screenshots use https://imgur.com/ !pastebinit to paste directly from command line | Make sure you give us the URL for your paste - see also the channel topic. [15:07] jumping back and forth between different support channels wont help a clear path forward [15:08] so since 21 you can't add repo [15:08] ? [15:10] Command 'sudo' not found, did you mean: [15:10] Ronalds_Mazitis_, do you have any sensible data on that inatll ? it really looks messed up to a point where a re-install would be f more value [15:10] wthell [15:10] I did not mess anything up [15:10] Ronalds_Mazitis_: if sudo isn't working, you have a completely broken OS. Reinstall [15:11] well, you have a broken, unsupported kernel installed, sudo is missing [15:11] well it's ubuntu's fault I did not do anything stupid [15:11] and? [15:11] I can't boot flashdrive [15:11] I put ubuntu image on [15:11] startup disk creator did not work [15:12] or what [15:12] hashes were right so [15:12] again, I am guilty it does not work normally? [15:12] phew [15:12] oh not, they will be back [15:13] not/no* [15:13] for sure [15:15] so how do I make linux flash drive with 21.04 to be seen on bios [15:15] ? [15:16] https://imgur.com/a/Z26tl1I [15:16] this is internet, and standart ubuntu issue [15:16] 20.04.3 [15:16] this is avarage pc [15:17] linsux: you can ignore those "Possible missing firwmare" messages if that is your question [15:17] I had 20.04.3 nvidia di not work [15:17] you mean those are ok? [15:17] yes [15:17] ok [15:18] ok second problem: https://imgur.com/a/eLVyPi7 [15:19] always 100% cpu [15:25]